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<blockquote data-quote="Ramaster" data-source="post: 6307778" data-attributes="member: 6687585">Not in PF that I'm aware of.&nbsp;In my opinion, multiclassing with fighter is a bad idea. Just go Full rogue. Take the Knife Master and Scout archetypes, pick a small race and you are good to go. Take some ranks in Use Magic Device for those few times when sneak attacks are not possible and go to town.&nbsp;IF you are so inclined to take fighter levels, then you have to consider this:&nbsp;1st lvl: Good BAB, a small boost to fort saves and hit points. Also a bonus feat.2nd lvl: Same as 1st, really.3rd lvl: If you pick the archetype Weapon Master, you get weapon training here. If not, then Armor training.4th lvl: Weapon Specialization.5th lvl: Only worth taking if you are REALLY feat-starved (even with two weapon fighting feats, you shouldn't be, with the rogue talents) or if you didn't go Weapon Master.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Ramaster, post: 6307778, member: 6687585"] Not in PF that I'm aware of. In my opinion, multiclassing with fighter is a bad idea. Just go Full rogue. Take the Knife Master and Scout archetypes, pick a small race and you are good to go. Take some ranks in Use Magic Device for those few times when sneak attacks are not possible and go to town. IF you are so inclined to take fighter levels, then you have to consider this: 1st lvl: Good BAB, a small boost to fort saves and hit points. Also a bonus feat. 2nd lvl: Same as 1st, really. 3rd lvl: If you pick the archetype Weapon Master, you get weapon training here. If not, then Armor training. 4th lvl: Weapon Specialization. 5th lvl: Only worth taking if you are REALLY feat-starved (even with two weapon fighting feats, you shouldn't be, with the rogue talents) or if you didn't go Weapon Master. [/QUOTE]

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